Romans 5:3
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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Romans 5:3. And not only so,-
Whenever the apostle begins to talk of the Lord’s bounties to his people, he abounds in "also’s" and in "not only so’s? As if he had not said enough already, when he had reminded us of the joy of hope in God’s glory, he says, "And not only so." We have something in possession as well as something to hope for; we have a present glory as well as glory laid up in store: "And not only so,"-